Two Handed bowling technique: Its about time!
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2022
- Hey everyone! Welcome back to the Channel!
It's time to continue the Keys to the two-handed game series. In this video, we are talking all about two-handed ball speed and how we can increase and decrease our ball speed!
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I don’t understand how these videos don’t get more upvotes! The entire series is a comprehensive breakdown of how to be an efficient two-handed bowler. The best bowling videos I’ve come across yet. I’m very grateful for your approach and for posting these excellent videos here. The drills are money in the bank if you want to become better. Thank you!
Your welcome!
Thank you for the kind words.
The best way to spread awareness is to share!
I've been bowling 2 handed for 6 months. This series has been the best breakdown of 2 handed bowling. I will be adding these drills into my practice
Thank you for the compliment!
Thank you for watching and I can't wait to hear about your progress!
You fixed my hand position and shoulder swing. Now tonight my timing issue. Thank you!
You are very welcome! I am glad I could help!
Thank you for watching!
So grateful for these tutorials. These are the type of lessons people would pay for. Thank you sharing this critical information for free 🙏
You are very welcome!
It's all about growing the sport from my perspective. I'm here for a lesson when someone wants one but there is no reason this information cannot be shared.
About to finish my 1st actual league as a two hander( not counting like a summer league for fun) and seeing these videos close to the end has sucked but your breakdowns are so helpful and I’m gonna have to practice these all summer
One year later -> These two-handed series have been terrific!
Thank you!
This was very informative. Thank you!
Your welcome!
Thank you for watching!
Excellent stuff! I think this is the most important thing when switching from one to two handed. The first thing I noticed, beyond the hand positioning causing the cupped wrist to break early if you don't support the ball correctly, is how much slower the ball gets thrown.
I had to move my approach nearly 2 full steps back as well as start the push-away a full step later, much similar to Troup's approach. I'm not a fan of the crow/hop step as I can't recreate it the same every time, so I've been trying to emulate more of Troup/Vai's style. Starting the ball a tad lower and really pushing it out on the plant of that second foot, in the 5 step approach, makes all the difference for both the timing as well as overall speed of delivery. It also helps you stay behind the ball longer in that strong position and get a good slide instead of planting.
At first, I was also using the support hand to help rotate the ball at release, but I find that affects the tilt and overall speed of the delivery if you do anything extra with the supporting hand. This super slo-mo video of Troup really helped me realize my mistake and combine all of your tip videos into one and mentally build the picture of what I need to be doing through the whole approach and delivery and it's helped immensely.
czcams.com/video/ff4gJ9Y01Us/video.html
Thanks again for all the tips as there aren't many channels combining this information in a digestible way. I know there's no right way to really do it, but taking the best parts of the one-handed approach and combining them with the benefits of two handed bowling is a game changer for me.
You are very welcome and thank you for watching!
More will be coming soon.
Thanks
Thanks- that timing thing is critical!
Many, many thanks for these tutorials! Only converted to being a two handed bowler a month ago since starting bowling this January because of thumb issues, and your tips have always been of help! I'm still only averaging 125 but I hope I could improve my game more using your tips! Your efforts are really appreciated!
You are very welcome! I am glad I can be of some help on your two handed journey.
Keep working hard and you will be bowling higher scores in no time!
Same here been going once a week every wednesday for my young developing league and i average 120-140 and ive been playing for around a month now and looking forward for improvement. Im 15 years old btw
This series is great for someone considering the switch, but I'd re-record the entire playlist with a wireless lapel mic as sometimes it's hard to make out your words. This is such great content just lacking a pinch of polish. x
I have a wireless mic now so future videos will have better quality.
Not sure on a re-record.
Thank you so much for this breakdown! I have been a 2 handed bowler ever since I started bowling more regularly and recently started getting back into it more seriously. Your explanations of the basics are so easy to follow and understand. Thank you again so much!
Your welcome and thank you for watching!
Time after time!
Great videos man, keep ‘em coming
Thank you!
I just started bowling like a month ago and have been watching a bunch of videos and I've been starting my swing on the beginning of my second step because that's what the other videos said for one handed bowlers :') I've been struggling with ball speed so I'm definitely gonna try starting it at the end of my second step and see how it goes. Thanks for these videos, they've been immensely helpful in getting my bearings!
You're welcome! I'm glad they have helped!
Welcome to the channel!
Great video, i did what you show to your video from before and i was wonder if it was right , after i saw that i am really satisfied and i will continue to do that.
Thank you!
U should do a video on release. I struggle to get my hand under the ball
He has done a very Informative drill on such
I’m not a two-handed bowler but if I was going to convert I would surely follow his CZcams channel very knowledgeable
Hi Eric! I've actually covered this in this series in an earlier video.
Take a look at this video:
czcams.com/video/qjYRe2oBL38/video.html
Here is the Playlist containing the entire series so far:
Keys to the two-handed game: czcams.com/play/PL0RuV1yjxFnYDGTplAn47pkqQ51uihxbn.html
Great Vid bro!
Thank you!
Watched your videos and I enjoyed shooting 180 last night! One of my highest games yet!
That is awesome! I am glad I could help you get there!
@@BigSkyBowler 😊💜
could you please make a vid about how to straighten your arms on downswing..?
I can try, but this part is hard to teach.
Check out this video:
czcams.com/video/cPn6RY5hM7w/video.htmlsi=hchLBSLDTEhQowP7
It's a feeling that you have to develop over time. Try thinking of your arms as the chains on a swing set at a playground. When you are coming up high in a swing, the chains go loose but as you come down, they tighten as gravity pulls your butt into the seat.
In the same way your bowling ball acts this way as long as you focus on allowing gravity to do its part in the downswing. You have to feel the weight of the ball in the downswing.
I have a question about acceleration. After bringing the ball back, do you completely relax your arms and only right before you are about to release the ball you accelerate with your hand? (If so just one?).
Thanks in advance. These videos look super helpful. Cant wait to try out the tips. I started getting pain in my left knee when I bowl now. I think I’m maybe twisting or something maybe you have an idea about that too 😊
Yes that is the idea. If there is tension in the arms on the downswing it affects energy transfer to the ball and will greatly affect ball speed.
Got my high game yesterday of 201 a lot of thanks to your recent videos 💯
Also my first step is with my right foot do you think that effects my swing?
Awesome! Congrats on your new high game!
How many steps do you take? I assume your right handed?
@@BigSkyBowler to be honest I'm not exactly sure I believe 5 steps, yes right handed,
I used to take my first step with the left foot but took 3 ridiculous steps and couldn't mentality put more in. Now my first step is with the right and I've created more steps in my approach.
What do you thank of this?
@@lionmartian9046 I would need to see a video first, or at least get a step count before I can really answer.
If your taking an even number of steps and starting things off with your right foot, that is perfectly fine. If your taking an odd number of steps and starting with your right foot, that's where you can run into issues with timing, balance and swing.
could you explain pls (in a video or in a comment, your choice) about how to bend the knees right please?
I am actually planning on doing a plant vs slide video here soon and when I do, knee bend will be a large part of that video!
Keep your eyes open for it!
@@BigSkyBowler okey, thank you
I did not see you slide?
I always slide. Put the video into slow motion if it helps.
I like this channel, but timing is NOT determined on the pushaway. At least not in its entirety or even what we believe timing in bowling to be. It's determined at the release. If the ball is above your hips at the release point, you're late. If it is underneath, you're early. Pretty sure this goes for two handed and one handed bowlers.
Pushaway determines is if you are STARTING late or early, that's it. One of my biggest issues as a one-handed bowler was that I would start late but then finish early, it's why, up until I fixed it, I was not only INCREDIBLY speed dominant (18 MPH, under 200 RPMs), but I would double dribble the ball every other shot.
No matter if your one handed or two, the timing throughout the swing is directly determined by the start of the push away and the consistency of that push away. That is why the push away is so important.
If you move the ball at the same time but have a longer push away than your previous approach, your timing will be late. If you move the ball at the same time but have a shorter push than your previous approach, your timing will be early.
The only difference between the two games is the timing points.